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Therapeutic Boarding School |
The Academy is a therapeutic boarding school for troubled teens ages 12 to 18 who are struggling in their home, school or community. Common characteristics of students who enter the Academy may include low scholastic performance despite high potential, anger and defiance toward parents and other authority figures, a loss of interest in beneficial activities, moderate drug abuse, and decreased self-esteem. The backdrop of the program... More> The Academy is a therapeutic boarding school for troubled teens ages 12 to 18 who are struggling in their home, school or community. Common characteristics of students who enter the Academy may include low scholastic performance despite high potential, anger and defiance toward parents and other authority figures, a loss of interest in beneficial activities, moderate drug abuse, and decreased self-esteem.
The backdrop of the program is choice and accountability. Within this framework, teens strive to overcome life-changing events that have happened in the past, seek to find out who they really are, and act on this knowledge.
The Academy offers a fully accredited college prep school through Stanford University to help teens who have struggled in school to succeed. Periodic training meetings and visits to the campus help parents grow and prepares parents for the return home of their teen.
The Academy also features an optional leadership training camp in Fiji as well as a 90-day program for teens who don\'t require a longer-term program. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Bridge,Oregon |
Ages:12-18 |
| Founded: 1998 |
Avg. Length: 12-18 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: 40 |
$3,900/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: As Needed |
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Wilderness Program |
Alldredge Academy is a therapeutic wilderness program for troubled teens ages 13 to 18 who are angry, defiant, rebellious, deceitful, manipulative, entitled, sad, impulsive, unreasonable, ill-tempered, adrift, isolated, depressed, or anxious. Four parts make up the Alldredge Academy program: mountain search and rescue, mythical (rite of passage) village, the residential academic campus, and family workshops. The academy is one of...More> Alldredge Academy is a therapeutic wilderness program for troubled teens ages 13 to 17 who are angry, defiant, rebellious, deceitful, manipulative, entitled, sad, impulsive, unreasonable, ill-tempered, adrift, isolated, depressed, or anxious. Four parts make up the Alldredge Academy program: mountain search and rescue, mythical (rite of passage) village, the residential academic campus, and family workshops. The academy is one of only a few short-term programs (30-90 days) with a fully accredited school. All four parts of the program provide group counseling, individual counseling, and experiential learning with a goal of obtaining a lasting change from the inside out. Two interactive family workshops, designed to help interrupt and change negative multi-generational problems, are also available during the program. Alldredge Academy is an ideal choice for teens who need emotional intervention, academic help, emotional growth, or a transition from another treatment program before going home. |
| Region: South |
Co-ed |
| Davis,West Virginia |
Ages:13-17 |
| Founded: 1999 |
Avg. Length: 3 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$300-395/day |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Wilderness Program |
Catherine Freer wilderness programs are for troubled teens ages 13 to 18 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse. Teens spend their 21 or 51-day experience with the same two counselors and a master’s level therapist. The program is intensely therapeutic – offering daily individual and group therapy. Therapy is designed to accomplish a long-...More> Catherine Freer wilderness programs are for troubled teens ages 13 to 18 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse.
Teens spend their 21 or 51-day experience with the same two counselors and a master\'s level therapist. The program is intensely therapeutic; offering daily individual and group therapy.
Therapy is designed to accomplish a long-term change in a short amount of time. Through the experience, teens gain a greater understanding of anger/depression management, the Twelve Step process, communication skills, conflict resolution, and family dynamics.
Families are asked to participate in a multi-family meeting at the beginning and end of the trek to discuss problems, goals, and solutions. Families are also enrolled in the Family IQ program, an on-line parenting resource.
Wilderness weekends are available once a month for teens to reunite with staff and discuss ongoing issues.
Transition homes are also available upon completion of the program and prior to returning home. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Albany,Oregon |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 1988 |
Avg. Length: 21-51 days |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$445/day |
| School Available: No |
Aftercare Available: As Needed |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Cinnamon Hills is a residential treatment program for troubled teens ages 12 to 18 who exhibit behavioral issues, addiction issues, mental health issues, dual diagnosis, or are falling short of their potential. At Cinnamon Hills, teens learn through a very structured program to take responsibility for their actions and gain a positive vision of their future. An individual treatment plan is developed for each teen and helps him or her advance...More> Cinnamon Hills is a residential treatment program for troubled teens ages 12 to 18 who exhibit behavioral issues, addiction issues, mental health issues, dual diagnosis, or are falling short of their potential.
At Cinnamon Hills, teens learn through a very structured program to take responsibility for their actions and gain a positive vision of their future. An individual treatment plan is developed for each teen and helps him or her advance through a level system based on choice and accountability.
The program\'s fully accredited school features small classes in which studies can be personalized, teacher-student bonds can be formed, and students can excel. Teens over 15 years of age have the opportunity to apply for a job and work in a supervised setting.
For healthcare and medication needs, a psychiatrist and pediatrician are available.
Families participate in weekly family therapy, and students are allowed one phone call home per week. These interactions are designed to help families and teens develop the healthy relationships necessary for a smooth transition home.The Cinnamon Hills' staff also coordinates aftercare assistance to further ensure teens have the support they need upon returning home. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| St. George,Utah |
Ages:12-18 |
| Founded: 1995 |
Avg. Length: 9-11 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$9,000/mo |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: As Needed |
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Therapeutic Boarding School |
Diamond Ranch Academy is a therapeutic boarding school for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who exhibit defiance, treatment resistance, impulsive behaviors, ADD/ADHD, low self-esteem, or poor interpersonal skills. The mission of Diamond Ranch Academy is to help youth implement positive, lifelong change through a system of natural rewards and consequences. This system provides an opportunity for making choices that allow for...More> Diamond Ranch Academy is a therapeutic boarding school for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who exhibit defiance, treatment resistance, impulsive behaviors, ADD/ADHD, low self-esteem, or poor interpersonal skills.
The mission of Diamond Ranch Academy is to help youth implement positive, lifelong change through a system of natural rewards and consequences. This system provides an opportunity for making choices that allow for self-discovery, accountability, and responsibility. The four main types of therapy offered include milieu therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and individual therapy.
Due to the unique ranch environment, therapists are able to work closely with youth to build relationships necessary to help youth change themselves.
Families participate through phone calls with their teen and a therapist and through family workshops designed to strengthen relationships.
The Ranch’s Real Life Transition Program models life as teens will face it everyday and is available to teens who are looking for extra help before returning home. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Hurricane,Utah |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 1998 |
Avg. Length: 10-11 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$5,100/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Eagle Valley Youth Ranch in located in Tropic, Utah, nestled near one of the world’s geological wonders, Bryce Canyon National Park. Eagle Valley Youth Ranch is a state-licensed, full-time residential treatment program that provides for the care of young women between the ages 12 to 17...More> Eagle Valley Youth Ranch in located in Tropic, Utah, nestled near one of the world's geological wonders, Bryce Canyon National Park.
Eagle Valley Youth Ranch is a state-licensed, full-time residential treatment program that provides for the care of young women between the ages 12 to 17, who are experiencing emotional and behavioral problems. With both a main residential and administrative campus and a 250-acre working ranch, Eagle Valley Youth Ranch is fully equipped to provide every opportunity for your daughters growth.
Equine assisted therapy compliments Individual, group, and Family therapy provided within the program as a powerful tool in your teen\'s recovery. Treatment at Eagle Valley Ranch is centered on individual and family counseling, life skills training, academics, and agriculture care.
Eagle Valley Ranch offers a customizable aftercare program and is committed to the long-term success of your daughter. |
| Region: West |
Girls |
| Tropic,Utah |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 2004 |
Avg. Length: 6-8 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: 16 |
$5,000/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Falcon Ridge Ranch is a residential treatment program for troubled teenage girls ages 12 to 17 who struggle with self-esteem, aggression, social skills, lying, respect for others, academics, substance abuse, learning disabilities, or sexual promiscuity. The ranch is located in beautiful southern Utah near Zion National Park. The program is based on a positive peer culture and the philosophy that each girl is responsible for her own actions...More> Falcon Ridge Ranch is a residential treatment program for troubled teenage girls ages 12 to 17 who struggle with self-esteem, aggression, social skills, lying, respect for others, academics, substance abuse, learning disabilities, or sexual promiscuity.
The ranch is located in beautiful southern Utah near Zion National Park. The program is based on a positive peer culture and the philosophy that each girl is responsible for her own actions.
An individual paced academic plan is created upon entering the program to help tailor treatment to the specific needs and situations of each student.
Treatment consists of individual, group, family, equine, recreational, and substance abuse therapy (Twelve Step). The girls participate in equine therapy four times weekly, which helps them learn respect, assertiveness, teamwork, discipline, and communication skills in a unique way. The treatment process allows the girls to realize that they are of worth and that they are happier when making positive choices.
Classes at Falcon Ridge Ranch School are held year-round to give students an opportunity to succeed in academics and progress towards graduation.
Families can participate in the program through regular family therapy, which may be over the phone or as part of a family weekend at the ranch.
An aftercare program is developed for each girl as she graduates to help her manage the transition back into family life. A transitional program is also available for those who would like extra help in the transition back home and the opportunity to learn some valuable life skills. |
| Region: West |
Girls |
| Virgin,Utah |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 2002 |
Avg. Length: 9-12 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$7,800/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Residential Treatment Center |
The Integrity House is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 13 to 18 who are failing in school, defiant, incompliant, or exhibiting destructive behavior. The primary objective of the Integrity House program is to help teens become more responsible and gain more respect for self and authority through individual improvement, accountability, and service. These skills will help teens develop the courage required to...More> The Integrity House is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 13 to 18 who are failing in school, defiant, noncompliant, or exhibiting destructive behavior.
The primary objective of the Integrity House program is to help teens become more responsible and gain more respect for self and authority through individual improvement, accountability, and service. These skills will help teens develop the courage required to make positive choices in their lives.
A staff to student ratio of 1:4 is maintained to ensure each student receives the individual attention he or she needs. A nurse and physician are also available as needed.
Families are involved in monthly family therapy sessions to discuss issues and to help create solutions.
The Integrity House also offers parents a program guarantee in the event that their son or daughter needs extra help after graduating from the program. |
| Region: West |
Girls |
| Cedar City,Utah |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 2000 |
Avg. Length: 10-14 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: 29 |
$5,300/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Rancho Valmora is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse. The 1,000-acre campus is set northeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the eastern side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The program is based on the positive peer culture (PPC) social learning model. The PPC...More> Rancho Valmora is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse.
The 1,000-acre campus is set northeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the eastern side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The program is based on the positive peer culture (PPC) social learning model. The PPC model helps teens hold each other accountable for their actions, build self-esteem, and develop a system of positive values based on caring for self and others. The program also includes daily group therapy and recreational therapy.
Valmora High School was established to serve the students of Rancho Valmora. Within the high school, each student has an individual educational plan and works on an individual basis at his or her own pace. This is possible due to the 1:5 teacher/student ratio which provides for a greater amount of individual attention.
Families have the opportunity to participate in family therapy twice a month. Cabins on campus are also available for families visiting their teen. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Valmora,New Mexico |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 1992 |
Avg. Length: 12-18 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: 63 |
$180/day |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: As Needed |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Red Rock Canyon School is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who struggle with depression, ADHD, ADD, oppositional defiant disorder, mild eating disorders, teen suicide, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, attachment disorders, or substance abuse. The school is located in the red rock country of southern Utah, which is known for its beauty and warm climate. The program focuses on the good in each teen...More> Red Rock Canyon School is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 12 to 17 who struggle with depression, ADHD, ADD, oppositional defiant disorder, mild eating disorders, teen suicide, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, attachment disorders, or substance abuse.
The school is located in the red rock country of southern Utah, which is known for its beauty and warm climate. The program focuses on the good in each teen and works to ensure that teens feel safe and confident. The multi-therapeutic model used in treatment offers individual therapy, family therapy, and various types of group therapy including Twelve Step groups.
The academic program is designed to help students develop a love for learning and a more positive self-image as they experience academic success. Many students with poor educational performance in the past learn to excel at Red Rock Canyon School.
Families can participate in treatment through bi-monthly family therapy sessions and in a family weekend program.
As students graduate from the program, an individual aftercare plan is established to help them succeed in the transition back to home and family life. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| St. George,Utah |
Ages:12-17 |
| Founded: 1999 |
Avg. Length: 10 mo. |
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$5,500/mo. |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Wilderness Program |
Redcliff Ascent is a therapeutic wilderness program for troubled teens ages 13 to 17 who exhibit anger, irresponsibility, defiance, academic failure, rage, dishonesty, low self-esteem, depression, or substance abuse. Located in beautiful southern Utah, the field area for Redcliff Ascent covers a large geographic area and ranges from 2,000-7,500 feet in altitude. The program was established in 1993 and has successfully helped hundreds of...More> Redcliff Ascent is a therapeutic wilderness program for troubled teens ages 13 to 17 who exhibit anger, irresponsibility, defiance, academic failure, rage, dishonesty, low self-esteem, depression, or substance abuse among other issues.
Located in beautiful southern Utah, the 650 square mile field area for Redcliff Ascent covers a large geographic area and ranges from 2,000 - 7,500 feet in altitude.
The program was established in 1993 and has successfully helped thousands of teens put life into perspective as well as overcome the issues that have been governing their lives.
Redcliff maintains a 1:3 staff to student ratio to ensure individual attention in its programs, which are offered year-round. Each student is given the appropriate gear he or she will need before becoming acclimated to the beautiful environment. During the trek, students have the choice to participate in leadership roles and to gain a better sense of responsibility, problem solving, teamwork, and personal contribution.
Throughout the trek, counselors use the numerous opportunities that arise to explore issues on an individual and group level. Teens are also encouraged to hold each other accountable for their actions. Parents participate in the two-day graduation ceremony.
At graduation teens share their experiences, existing barriers are often broken down, an aftercare program is developed, and doors are opened for communication and respect.
A program is also available for troubled young adults ages 18 to 25. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Springville,Utah |
Ages:13-17 |
| Founded: 1993 |
Avg. Length: 45-65 days |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$440/day |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: Yes |
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Residential Treatment Center |
Rite of Passage is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 10 to 20 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse. Rite of Passage is located in Minden, Nevada, and all its facilities comprise 238,000 feet of program space. Through a positive peer culture and behavioral management system, teens learn respect, tolerance, and...More> Rite of Passage is a residential treatment center for troubled teens ages 10 to 20 who are angry, rebellious, defiant, failing in school, abusing alcohol or drugs, struggling with attachment disorder, or recovering from abuse.
Rite of Passage is located in Minden, Nevada, and all its facilities comprise 238,000 feet of program space.
Through a positive peer culture and behavioral management system, teens learn respect, tolerance, and communication/problem solving skills.
Students who have not excelled academically are able to thrive within the small class sizes. Students have the opportunity to gain vocational skills such as culinary arts, automotive technology, computer science, drafting, and welding. Students are also encouraged to participate in athletics. The school houses a state of the art recreational facility with basketball courts and exercise machines. Interscholastic basketball, soccer, track and field, and football are also encouraged.
Rite of Passage is designed to help teens learn the life skills needed to be successful. To graduate from the program, each student must demonstrate a learned competency in vocational training, athletics, life skills, his or her individualized graduation plan, demonstrated behavior changes, aftercare, treatment plans, and education. |
| Region: West |
Co-ed |
| Minden,Nevada |
Ages:10-20 |
| Founded: 1984 |
Avg. Length: 12 mo. |
| Avg. Enrollment: |
$130/day |
| School Available: Yes |
Aftercare Available: As Needed |
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